The entries are
in alphabetical
order of the writer's name.
If more than one publication is mentioned, the publication of which a
cover scan is included is indicated with a . Click on a cover to see it
enlarged.

Haldeman,
Joe - "Daring to be Farmer"A
tribute to PJF. Haldeman describes
how he became aware of PJF's writing and what he thinks of Phil as a
person:
"...He was and is an original. A gentleman who occasionally revealed
the
rogue inside...".

Hansom,
Paul - "Strange Relations"A
critical essay about the stories
in the collection Strange
Relations,
describing the plot and analyzing each story. "..The use of alien
encounters
and environments to explore complex problems of personal development
and
sexual maturity provides fantastic scenarios that have an acceptable
familiarity
about them. The stories themselves have cleverly ironic twists. Farmer
cleverly unsettles readers and interrogates accepted assumptions..".

Heritage
of the Flaming God (An
Essay on the History of Opar and Its Relationship to Other Ancient
Cultures),
edited by Alan Hanson and Michael WingerWaziri
Publications, no ISBN, large
paperback, 05/1999[Limited
to 500 copies.]

Thomas
Yeates

Hanson,
Alan - "Heritage of the Flaming God (A Classic Essay, Long Forgotten,
Inspired Farmer)"
The essay "Heritage of the Flaming God" - see entry above - was used by
Farmer as a source for his Opar
series.
The history of this essay, written in 1971 by Frank Brueckel and John
Harwood, and why it was published only in 1999 for the first
time in the above mentioned publication, is given in this
article.

Harenko,
Ari - "Philip Jose Farmer - universumien tekijä"An
article about Farmer's life and
career, and about nearly all of his published work in books. Some of
his
short fiction is also mentioned, for instance "O'Brien
and Obrenov". Both the article and the bibliography are
heavily illustrated
with many book covers.

(Finnish)Portti,
Issue 1/1984[A
special Philip José Farmer
issue with this article, a bibliography
compiled by Raimo Nikkonen, the story "Äiti" ("Mother")
and a Farmer oriented cover illustration.]

Reijo
Purontakanen

Heaphy,
Maura - "Philip José Farmer (1918 - )"
One hundred authors are listed in this work of reference. The entry has
a
brief Biography, a list of Major Works (novels, collections and short
stories) and Research Sources (Encyclopedias and Handbooks,
Bibliographies, Biographies and Interviews, Criticism and Reader's
Guide, Web Sites). This site is mentioned with the bibliographies.

Hofmann,
Armin - "Philip José Farmers fleischliche Genüsse"
Article about the publication of the German omnibus Fleisch,
with a discussion and description of the included novels: The Image of the Beast,
Blown and Flesh.
Hofmann thinks some of the scenes in the first two books rather
obscene, but he isn't in favor of censoring these novels: «Lassen
wir die Moralisten und Kirchgänger schreien; lassen wir sie Dreck
schleudern ob der FLEISCHlichen Genüsse Philip José
Farmers. Wir sind immer noch gegen Zensur!»

(German)
Fandom Newsletter # 28, April 1990
[Newsletter, edited by Matthias Hofmann. The article comes with two uncredited illustrations, one of them by Denis Sire.]

Frans Stummer

Holm, Palle Juul - "Ædle vilde - Syge guder"
A very thorough and twenty-two pages long essay about Farmer -called
one of the most productive and controversial science fiction talents-
and his work. Many known influences in Farmer's writings are mentioned,
like Freud and Jung, Edgar Rice Burroughs and Frank
L. Baum, William Blake and others. Most of his books and stories gets
attention in this essay.

Holm,
Palle Juul - "Philip José Farmer's forfatterskab"Essay,
about Farmer's life and writing
career, about his books and stories. Especially written as an
introduction
to Farmer being the Guest of Honor at the next Scancon, Fabula77 in
Copenhagen,
Denmark in May 1977.

(Danish)Proxima
Nr. 11, March 1977[There
is also translated story
"Efter King Kong's fald" ("After
King
Kong Fell") by Farmer in this issue.]

Hughes, Rhys - "The Voice of Farmer in My Vermiform Appendix"
Essay about how Hughes discovered the writings of PJF, what he likes in
the stories, and how Phil's work has influenced his own writing.
Hughes: «...Farmer was really an intellectual writer who had no
hesitation in taking inspiration from pulp forms, from comics, films
and other expressions of popular culture...»

Jakubowski,
Maxim - "Essex House: The Rise and Fall of Speculative Erotica"An
article with a summary of the
Essex House line from publishing house Parliament News, Inc. and the 42
titles published under this line, three of which are written by PJF.
Farmer
is mentioned throughout this article and even gets his own paragraph as
one of the major contributors of Essex House: "...the editorial carte
blanche
of Essex House allowed his imagination to take full, fluent flight. It
is not always in the best of taste, but he is certainly a master of
startling
speculative concepts...".

Foundation
#14, September 1978

Paperback
Parade #13, June 1989

The
Masquerade Erotic Newsletter
Vol... No..., 1995

Jannone, Claudia - "Venus On The Half Shell as
Structuralist
Activity"
An essay about the many levels that Venus
on the Half-Shell can be read on: "...the novel
itself is a maze of structures which reflect other structures like
mirrors...".

Extrapolation
Vol.17 #2, May 1976
[Critical journal.]

Jungvogel,
Markus - "Welt ohne Tod"
As the subtitle, "Philip José Farmer und sein
Flusswelt-Zyklus",
already suggests, this article is about the Riverworld series. The
article introduces the Riverworld setting and describes the events that
take place in the five novels of the series. Jungvogel concludes that
the Riverworld books balance between a very serious work and a comedy:
"Einerseits stellen sich die Hauptfiguren ernste Fragen zu Ethik und
Religionsphilosophie, anderseits erscheint der Flusswelt-Zyklus oft wie
eine Art Satire auf das gesamte Science Fiction-Genre."